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How do you know if you have termites?

Learn the signs to look for to determine if you might have a termite infestation.

Why should you be worried?

Termites cost Americans more than $5 billion in damage each year and most insurance plans don’t cover the damage.

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We’ll determine whether you actually have termites, then discuss a treatment plan including financing that works for you.

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How do you know if you have termites?

Appearance

Because Termites mostly live underground and in the walls of your home, you are unlikely to see the termites themselves.

Telltale Signs

Since you likely won’t see termites, look for these signs:

Termite droppings, which look like small, ridged, wood-colored pellets.
Mud tubes on exterior surface (pictured to the left).
Wings all of the same size (look like tiny fish scales) shredded near an entry point to your home.

Since some of these signs are difficult to detect, we recommend regular inspection by a pest-control professional.

Why should you be worried?

Most homeowners list their first home as their single largest investment. With termite damage totalling upwards of $5 billion per year, they are a major threat to that investment. Furthermore, most insurance plans don’t cover treatment or repairs due to termites.

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Call Bug Tech Inc and set up a free inspection of your home by a Qualified Bug Tech Inc Inspector who will design a customized treatment plan that fits your needs and discuss financing options available to you.

Don’t let termites destroy your home. Call or fill out the form for a free inspection.

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Types & Concentrations

Drywood Termites

Found coast to coast throughout the southern regions of the U.S., Drywood termites live inside dry wood. Their colonies can be dispersed within your home and can spread, infesting more than one area.

Formosan Termites

Formosan termites are a more aggressive species of Subterranean termites that can establish secondary nests above the ground.

Subterranean Termites

Subterranean termites live in colonies in the soil. They require moisture from the soil to survive, and can tunnel hundreds of feet to reach feeding sites. To reach food above ground, they build mud tubes to protect them from exposure to light, air and enemies.